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Ideally located for either Clark’s shopping village, town or further afield about 10 mins to Glastonbury or 20 mins to Wells. The building looks quirky with old fashioned windows and timbers. Car park at rear which was ideal. Had room 14 which looked like an accessible room with a large shower room / toilet, toiletries supplied 2 decent size beds well appointed room t.v. tea/coffee facilities and also a sofa. Breakfast was first class good menu varied choices all freshly cooked and tasted great, all in all a great staff place was clean and tidy and the staff polite and friendly throughout, only niggle no shower screen/curtain so tiled floor got wet and no shower mat (good job we take our own). A great staff and will stay here again when next in the area. Many thanks.

The breakfast is good with a variety of matching options. We are three people, choose a family room, a large bed and a small bed, which suits us well. The hotel is at the entrance of the town, the town is very quiet, there is a large-scale outlet, you can go shopping if you have time.

The Camelot Retreat is a wonderful welcoming space. It is extremely clean, and has a very spiritual yet homely atmosphere. The room I had was warm and inviting, with everything that someone could need. Breakfast was very convivial, and the facilities provided (with a kitchen and cereal bar where you can make breakfast to suit your dietary requirements and tastes) were excellent. This is a great place to meet and connect with like-minded souls if you want to. The location is ideally placed for excursions to the Tor, Chalice Well, and for strolls into town to take in the sights and shops.

The host is a very warm and friendly gentleman. Although I only stayed for one night, it felt just like being at home. The house is well-equipped overall. The bathroom is clean and tidy, and there's a beautiful bathtub. The room is nicely decorated, the bed is big and comfortable. However, it’s during summer, the blankets provided are a bit thick. There is a lovely courtyard with a large willow tree; sitting and relaxing in the courtyard is also very nice. Breakfast is abundant, with various cereals, fresh fruits, some pastry, and juice and milk. Overall, The Willow is undoubtedly a five-star accommodation in Glastonbury and is worth choosing as the first option.

We stayed here for 2 nights while at the festival. We’ve been going to Glastonbury festival for over 20 years but are now at an age where the camping experience does not appeal! We couldn’t pick up the key until the previous guests had left and the guy on reception was lovely and very accommodating. He gave us a call as soon as the key was handed in so we could get to the festival ASAP in the morning. Really appreciated this! The hotel is full of character, like stepping back into a medieval village or something! Really lovely. The rooms themselves are a little dated and could benefit from a freshen up but we were literally in the room to sleep and then out again. Bed was comfy but be aware the church clock chimes regularly so take earplugs if a light sleeper. There’s an outdoor key to get in the back door after hours but we were back before midnight both nights and the door was still open. There’s a car park right behind the hotel, literally seconds from the back door. Its £6.50 for 24 hours and you can pay on app. You could also easily find parking on a residential street nearby if preferred. Breakfast was great and always served very quickly. As a vegan I was happy with the cooked breakfast and provision of plant milks. Overall, the central location couldn’t be beaten, it's right on the High Street. The staff were lovely, great breakfast, no complaints, would definitely stay again.

Stayed with my two children on a Saturday night. We used the check in details and our initial reaction to the accommodation was that it was wonderful. Very spacious, clean etc. The bathroom was a little disappointing with paint and a shower panel coming away from the wall. The kitchenette was well stocked with all you would need to cook meals for a longer stay (obviously minus the food). The trundle bed was a nice touch in the main 'loving' space. I've never stayed in Glastonbury before and it was somewhat of a last minute booking the Thursday before when I found a discount through booking.com. So I'll admit I didn't do thorough research of the area that the b&b is located in. (So taking some responsibility here). When we arrived I realised that it was literally right next to the Assembly Rooms (I had no idea what this building was used for), it was heaving outside the b&b entrance. I didn't think much of it as it looked like families - we went inside and I realised that the main bedroom window was situated right on the side of the alley next to the assembly rooms, again, I thought it would just be open during the day and that the massive amount of noise coming in to the room wouldn't be an issue. Until I saw a sign about an event that was taking place later that evening, so I did a quick Google and soon learned that a band or two were due to be playing that evening in the assembly rooms. From 8pm swaths of people were arriving. Loud, somewhat lairy and drunk. The window in the main bedroom has no purpose other than to block rain and wind. Every single thing taking place outside can be heard as though you are in the alley. The noise of drunken arguing, shouting, dogs barking etc went on til 1am at least. I may be wrong here, but I feel as though the owners should be making people aware either through their website (or third party websites) and when potential guests call to book a room that the b&b is situated next to a music venue. I also feel that some soundproofing and better quality windows wouldn't go a miss. My children and I barely slept. We then had to drag ourselves over to a pub to have breakfast (my fault for not checking that this would be the case, I just saw that breakfast was included and thought 'great'). I absolutely won't be returning, which is a shame as the accommodation itself is lovely, I just feel that there should be more transparency and communication regarding the neighboring buildings and what they are used for, particularly for family bookings.